We knowKoogeekfor its various connected home automation accessories for use at home, including theHomeKit socket tested here, thepower strip also Homekit tested there, ofmulti-colored luminous ribbonor eventhe door and window sensor, tested here. The manufacturer regularly enriches its catalog with new products, always with HomeKit support (seehere to discover Homekit).
The latest addition is aHomekit connected padlock (Siri), with fingerprint reader.
Unlockable remotely, this new type of padlock could be of interest to home automation enthusiasts, to secure a cupboard in the house, or a safe... It can memorize up to50 prints, in addition toprovide a history of the last locks and unlocks.
Here it is in photosbefore a full test very soon:
Below, charging and reset socket:
Inside, a battery with an announced autonomy of… 1 year:
The fingerprint sensor:
Here is for this first contact before a detailed test.
As usual, the objective of this article is to allow everyone to share the questions they have about the product, so that we can try to answer them in the more complete test coming very soon!
The comments are yours.
- The Homekit fingerprint padlock is available herepriced at €61.99
Not to be missed regardingHomeKit iPhone and iPad home automation:
Our tests of HomeKit accessories:
- Homekit sensorsEve Weather et Eve Room
- Ordered socketEve Energy
- Motion sensorEve Motion
- Weather and air quality sensorEve Room 2
- Connected socketKoogeek
- Connected socketKoogeek
- Multiple connectedKoogeek
- Color bulbVocolinc
And fileGetting started and understanding HomeKit: iPhone, iPad home automationoffers different sections:
- Getting started with HomeKit
- What devices and accessories can you use HomeKit?
- How do I set HomeKit for access outside the home?
- What accessories to take advantage of HomeKit
- Which apps to take advantage of HomeKit
- How to use HomeKit with Siri
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founder of the site. Computer engineer and Internet specialist where he has held various positions of responsibility, Laurent has been passionate about mobility since the arrival of "PDAs" in the 90s. Journalist for 4 years for the magazine Team Palmtops (Posse Presse) and author of several books on the iPad published by Pearson.